BOSTON - Hockey East Association Commissioner Joe Bertagna announced on Wednesday the league’s composite television
schedule for the upcoming 2009-10 season at the league’s annual media day at Legends Restaurant in the TD Garden.

New England college hockey fans will have access to 50 telecasts involving Hockey East teams in the 26th season of league play,
highlighted by NESN’s “Hockey East Friday Night” package and the national contract with ESPNU (indicated in bold). The league will
also receive valuable regional and local exposure on Cox Sports in Providence and WABI-TV in Bangor, Maine. Hockey East fans
can also watch games live on the internet, as video streaming is available at all league schools, excluding select TV games.

The Hockey East Association is a 10-team Division I college men’s hockey conference and an eight-team Division I women’s league
which began play in 2002-03. Founded in 1983, the men’s league has won six NCAA championships in the past 17 years.

2009-2010 HOCKEY EAST COMPOSITE TELEVISION SCHEDULE

Date

Game

TV

Time

Oct. 9

Merrimack at North Dakota

FCS

8pm

Oct. 9

Vermont at Denver

FSRM

9:30pm

Oct. 10

Merrimack at North Dakota

FCS

8pm

Oct. 10

Holy Cross at Providence

Cox-TV

7pm

Oct. 16

Michigan State at Maine

WABI-TV

7pm

Oct. 17

Michigan State at Maine

WABI-TV

7pm

Oct. 18

BostonCollege at Vermont

ESPNU

5pm

Oct. 20

Notre Dame at BostonU.

ESPNU

7pm

Oct. 23

Northeastern at New Hampshire

NESN

7pm

Oct. 30

Vermont at Maine

WABI-TV

7pm

Oct. 30

Massachusetts at Providence

Cox-TV

7pm

Nov. 6

BostonCollege at UNH

NESN

7pm

Nov. 8

UNH at UMass-Lowell

ESPNU

5pm

Nov. 21

Northeastern at Providence

Cox-TV

7pm

Nov. 28

Massachusetts at Quinnipiac

NESN

3pm

Dec. 4

Providence at Maine

WABI-TV

7pm

Dec. 6

New Hampshire at Vermont

ESPNU

3pm

Dec. 11

New Hampshire at Providence

Cox-TV

7pm

Dec. 12

Boston College at Providence

Cox-TV

7pm

Jan. 2

Massachusetts at BostonU.

ESPNU

4pm

Jan. 3

Cornell at New Hampshire

ESPNU

3pm

Jan. 8

BostonU. vs. BC (FP)

NESN

7:30pm

Jan. 9

UMass-Lowell at Northeastern

NESN

7:30pm

Jan. 9

Merrimack at Maine

WABI-TV

7pm

Jan. 10

Massachusetts at
Northeastern

ESPNU

8pm

Jan. 15

BostonUniversity at Providence

NESN

7:30pm

Jan. 16

Maine at Providence

Cox-TV

7pm

Jan. 22

BostonU. at BostonCollege

NESN

7:30pm

Jan. 24

Vermont at Massachusetts

ESPNU

3pm

Jan. 30

Massachusetts vs. Providence

Cox-TV

7pm

Feb. 1

BostonCollege vs. Harvard
(BP)

NESN

5pm

Feb. 1

BostonU. vs.
Northeastern (BP)

NESN

8pm

Feb. 5

BC at Massachusetts

NESN

7:30pm

Feb. 6

New Hampshire at Maine

WABI-TV

7pm

Feb. 6

Vermont at Providence

Cox-TV

7pm

Feb. 8

Beanpot Championship Game

NESN

8pm

Feb. 12

Maine at BostonUniversity

NESN

7:30pm

Feb. 19

Vermont at New Hampshire

NESN

7:30pm

Feb. 20

Merrimack at Massachusetts

NESN

7:30pm

Feb. 20

UMass-Lowell at Maine

WABI-TV

7pm

Feb. 21

Northeastern at BostonCollege

ESPNU

3pm

Feb. 26

BostonUniversity at Vermont

NESN

7:30pm

Feb. 28

BostonU. at Vermont

ESPNU

3pm

March 5

BC at New Hampshire

NESN

7:30pm

March 6

Massachusetts at Maine

WABI-TV

7pm

March 7

WHEA Championship Game

NESN

TBA

March 12

HEA Quarterfinal Playoff Game

NESN

7:30pm

March 19

HEA Semifinal Game #1

NESN

5pm

March 19

HEA Semifinal Game #2

NESN

8pm

March
20

HEA
Championship Game

NESN

7pm

Broadcasts in bold are part of league packages with NESN and ESPNU.
All NESN broadcasts will be preceded by a 30-minute pre-game show.